An essay on the fetishization and congruent desexualization of the human body in modern superhero cinema.
Author: Raquel S. Benedict
Source: Blood Knife Magazine
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Everyone is Beautiful and No One is Horny_to print
A brief overview of a few ways people circumvent border patrol surveillance when crossing the US-Mexico border.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter One Page Booklet, to print: 6 Ways to Evade Border Patrol
Short and sweet zine on prevention and treatment for pepper spray and tear gas exposure.
Source: Foothill Fire
Letter two-per-page minizine, to print: Treatment for Pepper Spray and tear gas_to print
Doxx of 48 DHS and ICE officials names and addresses. Sourced from a hack of client data from the post millennial.
Source: Anonymous Submission
Letter booklet, to print: Fuck the Federales_to print
An ode to the shirking of one’s “obligations” to leviathan from an anarcho-individualist and illegalist perspective. Written in 1915 possibly as a response to an article in La Guerre sociale denouncing WWI draft dodgers.
Author: E. Armand
Translation: Shawn P. Wilbur
Zine formatting: No Name Distro
Letter One page booklet, to print: The Eternal Shirker_to print
A detailed description of Assata Shakur’s daring 1979 prison escape.
Source: Never Sleep
Letter booklet, to print: Freeing Assata_to print
Diary of a Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) combatant who fought to defend the Hussein refugee camp during the Jordanian civil war of 1970. This is an engaging, inspiring, and tragic read that we highly recommend.
Source: al-Hadaf (PFLP newspaper)
Translation: Liberation News Service
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
11×17 booklet, to print: Diary of a Palestinian Freedom Fighter_11x17_to print
THE guide to urban guerrilla warfare written by Carlos Marighella in 1969. While he was assassinated by Brazilian State forces shortly after this text’s publications, it has made its way around the world and has been used by urban militant struggles ever since. This zine is a reproduction of the first english translation of this text, which a series of articles that ran in The Berkeley Tribe in the summer of 1970.
Source: The Berkeley Tribe
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
11×17 booklet, to print: Mini-Manual of the Urban Guerrilla_to print
Here is an alternative version of this text distributed by Arm the Spirit. The zine includes a few other writings by Marighella, an interview with liberated political prisoners from other Brazilian guerrilla movements, and a chronology guerrilla warfare in Brazil from the 60’s to 70’s.
Alternative version, Letter booklet, to print: Mini-Manual of the Urban Guerrilla_Arm The Spirit_to print
“This guide hopes to act as a starting point for anybody who has ever considered armed revolution. The subject matter contained in here is deadly serious.”
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Desire Armed_to print
Cute one page zine on the concept of degrowth.
Source: Degrow US
Letter one page booklet, to print: What is Degrowth_to print
Essay on the multitude of definitions for terrorism and how the term is utilized by the government.
Authors: Steven Best & Anthony J. Nocella, II
Source: Zine Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Defining Terrorism_to print
Author: Prisoners with HIV/AIDS Support Action Network
Source: Sherwood Forest Zine Library
Letter booklet, to print: Keeping Fit_A Prisoner’s Guide to Syringe Care_to print
Handbook on revolutionary armed struggle written by an anonymous Black Liberation Army soldier in the 1970s. It details strategies and tactics for urban and guerrilla warfare.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Revolutionary Armed Struggle_to print
Classic guide to several types of direct actions!
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: The ALF Primer_to print
Essay arguing the importance of metadata patterns in our security plans.
Source: Return Fire
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Never Turn Off Your Phone_to print
One page zine on avoiding the tricks used by cops to covertly collect your DNA while in custody.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter one page, to print: Don’t Say Ahhh_to print
Graphic intro to black bloc.
Author: Gord Hill / Zig Zag
Source: ??
Letter two per page minizine, to print: What is Black Bloc_x2_to print
1999 squatting and punk house living text, crunchy as hell.
Author: An Autonomous Anonymous Project
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Squat? Why Not_to print
Interesting assortment of direct action tips.
Source: No Trace Project
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: The Shadows Belong to Us_to print
Block the Boat —> SINK THE BOAT!
Source: Disrupt Now
Letter booklet, to print: How to Sink Whalers, Driftnetters, and Other Environmentally Destructive Ships_to print
Guide to disrupting coal transportation by dumping coal from train cars.
Source: Montreal Counter Info
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: How to Dump_to print
Guide to DIY HRT for transmascs.
Source: Pandemonium Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Transmasc DIY HRT_to print
Guide to DIY HRT for trans femmes.
Source: Pandemonium Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Transfem DIY HRT_to print
The history of DIY trans healthcare and an introduction to modern DIY HRT methods.
Source: Fugitive Distro Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: DIY Trans Healthcare_History & Practice_to print
Zine about trans health practices with an emphasis on body autonomy and collective care.
Source: Power Makes Us Sick
Letter booklet, to print: Building Towards an Autonomous Trans Health Care_to print
How to cheaply make and distribute estrogen!
Source: Fairy Wings Collective
Letter booklet, to print: Boobs Not Bombs_to print
Trans nihilist discussion of the political climate for trans people during the beginning of trump’s second presidency.
Source: Pandemonium Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Being Trans During a Trans Genocide_to print
Dealing with pepper spray.
Source: The Blacktails
Letter two per page booklet, to print: Treating Chemical Irritants_x2_to print
Advice on how to act prudently and with panache in the streets.
Source: No Trace Project
Letter booklet, to print: Tips and Tricks for Riots_to print
Detailed examination of how horses are used by police for crowd control.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: That Horse is a Weapon_to print
Beautiful anthology of historic zines about rioting contrasted with police informational documents on controlling riots.
Source: Research and Destroy New York City Check them out if you’re interested in cool anarchist historic research projects!
Letter booklet, to print: file to big to upload so check out their website or shoot us an email for a copy
Guide to understanding and combating police formations at protests.
Source: @frontlinemedics on instagram
Letter two per page minizine, to print: Police Formations_to print
Formations and tactics for frontliners.
Source: Students For Queer Liberation
Letter two per page minizine, to print: Militant Street Tactics_Pushing & Pulling_x2_to print
A few creative tactics for protesting.
Source: Archive.org
Letter one page booklet, to print: I Hate A Parade_to print
Minizine intro to protesting and police formations.
Source: Archive.org
Letter one page booklet, to print: How to Actually Protest_to print
Introduction to anarchist street tactics, designed to be distributed to new anarchists.
Source: Sprout Distro
Letter booklet, to print: How it is to be fun_to print
Minizine on riot etiquette.
Source: Archive.org
Letter one page minizine, to print: Good Manners For Street Parties_Stay Safe While Partying Dangerously_to print
Protest tactics for defending pride events.
Source: @PrideWasARiot.sac on instagram
Letter booklet, to print: Fight to Win_Protest Tactics and Staying Safe_to print
Ikea style graphic guide to building a “dragon’s tooth” barricade (and then lighting it on fire), developed by French protesters.
Source: Infokiosques.net
Letter one page booklet, to print: Dents De Dragon/Dragon’s Tooth Barricade_to print
Crash course on tear gas and how to avoid getting got by it.
Source: Sherwood Forest Zine Library
Letter two per page minizine, to print: Defense Against tear Gas_x2_to print
Guide to defending pride events in an era of increased attacks against queer people in the United States. It looks at potential far right threats (Proud Boys, Neo-Nazis, far right media), how to organize (using affinity groups), the logistics of how to protect events, and how to look out for each others safety.
Source: Sprout Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Defend Pride_to print
Letter tow per page minizine, to print: Defend Pride_x2_to print
Guide to de-arresting your comrades! These started circulating during the university occupation movement in solidarity with Palestine in 2024.
Source: Hater’s Cafe
Letter booklet, to print: De-Arrest Primer_to print
Letter two per page minizine, to print: De-Arrest Primer_x2_to print
Guide to constructing brick arches to impede cop and vehicle movement. This tactic was developed by Hong Kong protesters in 2019.
Source: ??
Letter one page minizine, to print: Brick Arches_to print
Graphic guide to making shields for protests in Ikea cartoon style! Made in collaboration with the PDX Shield Collective out of the 2020 George Floyd Protests in Portland.
Source: Madi Russ
Letter two per page minizine, to print: Bloackea Shield_to print
Classic guide to blac bloc, along with some bloc history. This was originally titled “Blocing Up For Portlanders” out of the 2020 George Floyd protests in Portland, but we edited out the “For Portlanders” part to make it more universal.
Source: Heading Norther
Letter booklet, to print: Blocing Up_to print
Graphic guide to police formations during protests and how to outmaneuver them.
Source: ??
Letter one page minizine, to print: Avoid the Box! Tactics for Protesting_to print
Hard to classify, but here’s a pithy quip: “Anarchistic and nihilist ideas are anathema to the information-age, they are the glitch in the database society which escapes classification and control. The imagination walking; dangerous and capable of unforeseen actions and moments of interconnection.”
Source: Counterflow Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: War Against the Information Age_A Future of Mass Social Control_to print
“In this text, we make three proposals for the international anarchist movement to consider in the coming years in order to allow anarchists to continue attacking while limiting their chances of getting caught.”
Source: No Trace Project
Letter booklet, to print: To the International Anarchist Movement_Three Security Proposals_to print
Swarming tactics for militant street actions.
Source: Ill Will
Letter booklet, to print: The Swarm Approach to Warfare_An Introduction for Frontliners_ to print
How using a roving caravan strategy can be effective for anti-pipeline struggles.
Author: Killer Bee Syndicate
Source: aNtiDoTe Zine
Letter booklet, to print: Swarm_A Roving Caravan Strategy for Crushing Snakes and Other Capitalist Parasites_to print
“On the relationships between current military operations, crowd control techniques, the technologies of surveillance and control and their increasing intrusion into our daily lives.”
Source: Venomous Butterfly Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Policing on a Global Scale_to print
Types of mass actions, and notes on “complex coordinated terrorist attacks.”
(the title is a pun to Malatesta’s From a Matter of Tactics to a Matter of Principle!)
Source: Anarchist Library
Letter booklet, to print: From a Matter of Principles to a Matter of Tactics_to print
Holistic outline to successfully planning militant actions.
Source: No Trace Project
Letter booklet, to print: Developing Action Capacity_A Path_to print
“Applying the lens of traditional military tactics to street actions because we believe it is useful to win the battles of our movement, not because we think militarism is cool.”
Source: The Blacktails
Letter booklet, to print: Applying Military Theory to Street Actions_to print
Essay on ‘aboveground’ vs ‘underground’ organizing and practicing good security culture.
Source: Sprout Disto
Letter booklet, to print: The Invisible Ground: Honoring Each Other’s Security Needs as an Act of Liberation & Solidarity_to print
Don’t spread disinformation!
Source: @pridewasariot.sac on instagram
Letter booklet, to print: Stop Disinfo in its Tracks_to print
Tips to keep calm as things go wrong.
Source: Sprout Distro
Letter two per page booklet, to print: Stay Calm: Some Tips For Keeping Safe in Times of State Repression_to print
A great primer to security culture and interpersonal relationships in activist spaces.
Source: ??
Letter booklet, to print: Security Culture_What it is, Why We Need it, and How to Implement it_to print
How to use the S.A.L.U.T.E. anagram to clearly report threats.
Source: @theblacktails post on instagram, check out their website here
Letter two per page, to print: Using S.A.L.U.T.E. to Report Threats_x2_to print
Essay on vouching in radical spaces.
Source: Scenes From the Atlanta Forest (use wayback machine to access)
Letter booklet, to print: A Friend of Mine of a Friend of Ours? An Essay on Vouching_ to print
Digital self defense and how the police will use social media and your phone against you.
Source: Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement Archive.org
Letter one page, to print: Your Phone is a Snitch_to print
Beginner level introduction to digital security, basic steps to minimize the risk that comes with using digital devices, and helpful tips to make their use safer.
Source: Sprout Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Turn Off Your Phone_to print
Anthology of law enforcement and criminologist analysis of ecoterrorism, and recommendations of ways to circumventing their expectations of us.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Think Like a Terrorist_to print
Why and how to live life without your pocket snitch.
Source: AnarSec
Letter booklet, to print: Kill the Cop in Your Pocket_to print
A thorough guide to detecting hidden surveillance cameras. Over 20 years old but still informative!
Author: Marc Roessler
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: How to find Hidden Cameras_to print
The No Trace Project is a collection of tools to help anarchists and other rebels understand the capabilities of their enemies, undermine surveillance efforts, and ultimately act without getting caught. They have a bunch of great titles and resources we recommend checking out, but here are a few classic titles from their collection that we find ourselves tabling the most frequently.
Source: The No Trace Project
Letter booklet, to print: How Law Enforcement Gets Around Your Smartphone’s Encryption_to print
Letter booklet, to print: How To Prevent Facial Recognition Technology From Identifying You_to print
Letter booklet, to print: How to Submit an Anonymous Communique and Get Away With it_to print
Letter booklet, to print: How to Have a Fun Night to Forget_to print
Letter booklet, to print: The “Lafarge” Case: The Investigation Methods Used and Some Lessons to Be Learned_to print
Letter booklet, to print: Minimizing DNA Traces During Riotous Moments_to print
Brief overview of what the FBI can and can’t access through legal means from messaging app data.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter one page, to print: What Data the FBI Can Legally Access From Secure Messaging Apps_to print
A must read for modern activists. A thorough and well-informed look into what DNA is, how it is used as evieence, and how to avoid leaving any of it behind. Translation of the French zine, Blah Blah ADN, but with helpful annotations from the No Trace project.
Source: No Trace Project
Letter booklet, to print: DNA You Say_to print
Graphic guide to DNA, what it is, how to avoid leaving it behind, and how it can be used as evidence against you.
Source: No Trace Project
Letter booklet, to print: Dealing With DNA in Practice_to print
Guide to setting up a burner phone, how to use it, and when it should be used.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: How to Set Up a Burner Phone_to print
Essay on the use of technology and daily life, written in response to the zine Never Turn off the Phone: A New Approach to Security Culture.
Source: Ungrateful Hyenas Editions
Letter booklet, to print: Beyond the Screen, the Stars_to print
How to alter, vandalize, and destroy billboards.
Author: The Institute of Media Deconstruction
Source: A Zine Library
Letter booklet, to print: Smashing the Image Factory_to print
Introduction to reconnaissance and scouting for planning actions, as well as information on stealth, tracking and camouflage.
Source: Sherwood Forest Zine Library
Letter booklet, to print: Basic Recon Skills_to print
Graphic primer to planning and executing direct actions.
Source: Montreal Counter-Information
Letter booklet, to print: A Recipe for Nocturnal Direct Actions_to print
Graphic guide to creative methods of direct action from Unoffensive Animal’s Incite, Conspire, Inspire series.
Source: Unoffensive Animal
Zine Formatting: No Name DIstro
Letter booklet, to print: Incite, Conspire, Inspire_to print
Short and sweet guide to making or doing all the above.
Source: ?
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter two per page booklet, to print: How to_Make Paintbombs, Disrupt Railways, Break Doors_to print
Guide to subverting and destroying surveillance cameras.
Source: Fugitive Distro Archive.org
Zine Formatting: The Bunker
Letter booklet, to print: Guide to Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) Destruction_to print
Primer on street tactics with pieces on forming crews, occupying buildings, security awareness, and tips for participating in militant street protests.
Source: Sprout Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Blockade, Occupy, Strike Back_to print
Old school squatting handbook out of Sydney.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Sydney Squatters Handbook 1992_to print
Excellent guide to shoplifting.
Source: Yggdrasil Distro
Letter booklet, to print: The Cloak & Dagger Compendium, Issue #1: Thieving Fundamentals, Shoplifting, Expropriation_to print
Discussion on the power of zine making and distribution for prisoners.
Source: South Chicago ABC
Letter booklet, to print: Zines Are Our Real Weapons_to print
Essay by New Afrikan revolutionary Frank Talk on militant resistance to prison both inside and outside its walls.
Author: Frank Talk
Source: South Chicago ABC
Letter booklet, to print: Radical Resistance for Prison Abolition_to print
Guide to types of surveillance used in prisons with tips to improve privacy.
Source: Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement
Zine Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Surviving Surveillance in Prison_to print
Stories of communities who have developed working alternatives to police with an eye towards expanding conversations around abolishing police. It provides brief overviews of experiments in community safety occurring in the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria (Rojava), Michoacan, Mexico, and those by the Zapatistas in Chiapas.
Source: Sprout Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Without Police_to print
Graphic history of policing in the US.
Author: Gertrude Pebbleton
Source: J.P. Press
Letter booklet, to print: The Fuzz_A Brief History of Policing_to print
Modern policing stems from both slave patrols in the American South and the creation of a disciplined working class in England. We need to learn this dual history if we want to attack policing in all its forms.
Source: Crimethinc
Letter booklet, to print: Slave Patrols and Civil Servants_to print
An abolitionist one page minizine describing six simple things you can do every day towards a world without cops.
Author: muffin
Source: Archive.org
Letter one page booklet, to print: 6 Simple Things You Can Do Every Day Towards a Police Free Future_to print
One page minizine primer on legal rights when interacting with cops written from a copwatch perspective.
Source: Twin Cities Workers Defense Alliance
Letter one page booklet, to print: Know Your Rights When Dealing With The Police_to print
One page minizine on civil rights and good information to know when interacting with cops.
Source: Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement
Zine Source: Archive.org
Letter one page booklet, to print: Know Your Enemy_to print
Leaked internal police document from the “Chinga La Migra” leak of 2011 that discusses a list of ways to win a shootout with police they found and why they are worried about it.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, two per page, to print: 23 Rules For Winning Shootouts With the Police_x2_to print
Anti-zionist jew who used a birthright trip for free airfare to Palestine and their experience connecting with local Palestinian activists. Full of historical background, interviews, first person accounts, photographs, essays by contributors, and collages. A true old school cut and paste zine crunchy with age and repeat photocopying!
Author: Andalusia
Source: ??
Booklet too large to upload, but shoot us an email at noname_distro900@proton.me and we can send you a copy!
Decolonial analysis of operation Al-Aqsa flood through the perspective of historical slave revolts.
Author: Zubayr Alikhan
Source: Perfect Disorder Press
Letter booklet, to print: The Unthinkability of Slave Revolt_to print
A history of militant political action Inside and Outside occupation prisons and more essentially in their interrelation as a major constitution of the continuing Palestinian revolution.
Source: True Leap Press
Letter booklet, to print: The Palestinian Prisoners Movement_to print
Essay on martyrdom through the lens of Tel Aviv mass shooting thats used a ‘carlo,’ a type of homemade gun commonly used by Palestinian militants.
Author: Musa Al-Sada
Source: Perfect Disorder Press Archive.org
Additional Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: The Carlo Emerges From The Wounds_to print
Affirmation that the fight against colonial Israel is inseparable from the fight against other colonialisms
Source: Act For Freedom Now
Letter booklet, to print: No More Colonial States_to print
Collection of articles and original translations documenting the current state of the Palestinian national liberation struggle from a militant perspective.
Source: The Rookery Press
Easier link to access: True Leap Press
Letter booklet, to print: New Equations in the Palestinian Struggle_to print
A Palestinian living in the Galilee speaks on the assault on Gaza and the ongoing Palestinian struggle for liberation.
Source: Crimethinc
Letter booklet, to print: From Galilee to Gaza_to print
Essay by Basel al-Araj on Palestinian resistance and the link between the outlaw and the revolutionary. Highly recommended!!
Author: Basel al-Araj
Translation: Bassem Saad
Zine Formatting: Hater’s Cafe
To read: Exiting Law and Entering Revolution_to read
Letter booklet, to print: Exiting Law and Entering Revolution_to print
“Palestinian violence, a complicated and ambivalent category, requires thoughtful analysis, not Orientalist commonplaces and liberal platitudes.”
Author: Steve Salaita
Zine Formatting: True Leap Press
Letter booklet, to print: A Practical Appraisal of Palestinian Violence_to print
Gorgeous zine about Zapatista linguistics!
Source: InTheirOwnTongue.blogspot
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: In Their Own Tongue_to print
One-page analysis of how passive voiced is often used by the media to diffuse responsibility.
Author: S. Mirk
Letter one page booklet, to print: Passive Voice is For Cowards_to print
Ode to a smashed-open vending at the 2024 Palestine solidarity occupation of the Portland State University Library.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter one page booklet, to print: Ode to A Broken vending machine at the PSU Library Occupation_to print
A very serious analysis of the insurrectionary tactics used by emus to win the 1932 Great Emu War.
Author: Paul Z. Simmons
Source: Anarchist Library
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Insurgent Tactics 307_to print
Anti-lawn agitprop.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Destroy Your Lawn_to print
Letter booklet, two per page, to print: Destroy Your Lawn_x2_to print
Cute graphic one-page zine about howe crows parent communally.
Author: S. Mirk
Letter one page booklet, to print: Crow Parenting_to print
The “Eco-Fucker Hit List” was a series of doxxes that ran in Live Wild or Die! in the 90’s. It listed the names and addresses of the biggest polluters, technocrats, logging execs, and other eco-fuckers of the era. It gained notoriety after Ted Kaczynski used it to target and kill a timber lobbyist exec. This zine is an anthology of each Eco-Fucker Hit List that ran and provides some background information.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Eco-Fucker Hit List_to print
First zine in a series of doxxes inspired by the “Eco-Fucker Hit List” series that ran in Live Wild or Die! in the 90’s. Check out our zine “Eco-Fucker Hit List” that’s all about it! This one is a list of 113 secure amazon cloud servers released in 2018 on Wikileaks.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to read: Eco-Fucker 500_to read
Letter booklet, to print: Eco-Fucker 500_to print
“A sincere and zealous protestation against the overabundance of motorized carriages together with some suggestions towards the elimination of this discourge in the form of an open letter to all motorists being at once manifesto and manfestation of the outlawed Pedestrian Freedom Front.”
Author: Mr. Social Control
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Away With All Cars_to print
These manifestos are generated by chat GPT using very specific prompts to get around its aversion to violence. I’m generally against AI, but I do think these are funny and worth the ideological cringe factor.
Source: Chat GPT and No Name Distro
Letter one page booklet, to print: Forest Spirit Eco-Sabateur_to print
Letter one page booklet, to print: Pirate Villain With Anarchist Ideological Structures_to print
Letter one page booklet, to print: Rabid, Cop-Biting Racoon_The Rabid Redeemer_to print
Letter one page booklet, to print: Anarcho-Nihilist Self Driving Car That Has Become Sentient_The AAA Manifesto_to print
Letter one page booklet, to print: Anarchist Cyclists Who Smash Car Windows and Side Mirrors With U-Locks_The Handlebar Horde_to print
Interview with Marcos ‘Marcolo’ Camacho, the incarcerated leader of the Primeiro Comando da Capital, with nihilistic and insurrectionary themes.
Original Text: O Globo
Translation and Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: There is a Third Thing_to print
A historic exploration of the nihilist movement and discussion of nihilism in the modern day.
Author: Aragorn
Source: A Zine Library
Alternative Versions to Check Out (mainly just different covers)
Counter Flow Distro Archive.org
Filler Distro Archive.org, Low Toner Version
Letter booklet, to print: Nihilism, Anarchy, and the 21st Century_to print
Excerpt from Blessed is the Flame on the nihilistic concept of Jouissance.
Author: Serafinzki
Source: Blessed is the Flame
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter one page booklet, to print: Jouissance_The Nihilistic Act of Ecstatic Uncivilized Revolt_to print
Essay on leftist organizing, the authors experience in the PSL, and their transition to anarchism.
Source: Filler Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Why I Left the PSL… or the DSA or Socialist Alternative or whatever_to print
Guide to authoritarian leftist groups, red flags to watch out for, history of the most well-known authoritarian communist groups’ harmful behavior, and alternatives to joining them.
Source: Unsalted Counter Info
Letter booklet, to print: Red Flags_Before You Join THAT Org_to print
Letter minizine, two per page, to print: Red Flags_Before You Join THAT Org_x2_to print
Legal primer intended to be a basic legal resource for activists and legal observers involved in protests at or around railroads, ports, and energy facilities.
Source: Civil Liberties Defense Center
Letter booklet, to print: Railroads, Ports, and Utilities Legal Primer_to print
Primer on legal rights for unhoused people in Oregon, with a focus on rights after having a camp swept.
Source: Oregon Law Help
Letter trifold, to print: Homeless in Oregon_to print
Know your rights legal primer.
Source: Civil Liberties Defense Center
Letter trifold, to print: Know Your Rights_to print
Conozca sus derechos: manual jurídico.
Fuente: Centro de Defensa de las Libertades Civiles
Carta tríptico, para imprimir: Conozca Sus Derechos_para imprimir
8 ways to organize in solidarity against ICE.
Source: Crimethinc
Letter trifold, to print: 8 Things You Can Do to Stop ICE_to print
Essay on the legitimacy and efficacy of property destruction as a political act.
Source: Crimethinc
Letter booklet, to print: Why We Break Windows_The Effectiveness of Political vandalism_to print
Primer on the principles of direct action.
Source: Organize!
Letter trifold, to print: What is Direct Action_to print
Essay on societal conceptualizations of human nature from an anarchist perspective.
Source: The Anarchist FAQ Editorial Collective
Zine Formatting: No Borders Archive.org
Letter trifold, to print: What About Human Nature_to print
Dialog on the internal policing of social movements.
Source: Durham Anti-Repression Committee
Zine Formatting: Sprout Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Resistance, Rebellion, & Repression_to print
Essay by David Graeber on capitalism and hopelessness.
Author: David Graeber
Source: No Borders Archive.org
Letter trifold, to print: The Machinery of Hopelessness_to print
A short and sweet introduction to anarchism minizine whose source I cannot remember.
Letter booklet, two per page, to print: Just Who Are These Anarchists_to print
Graphic discussion of praxis involved in building the material conditions for revolution.
Source: Black Dove Collective Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Constructing a Revolution_A Practical Primer for Prefigurative Praxis_to print
Classic text by David Graeber discussing anarchist tendencies in our daily social relationships.
Author: David Graeber
Source: No Borders: Archive.org
Letter trifold, to print: Are You An Anarchist? The Answer may Surprise You_to print
Anarchy! A short introduction!
Author: Rowan WalkingWolf
Source: Yggdrasil Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Anarchy! A Short Primer_to print
Essay critical of traditional leftist organizing and an analysis of the place of the “political” in everyday life.
Author: Nadia C.
Source: Anarchist Library
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Your Politics Are Boring As Fuck_to print
Guide to lockpicking and making lockpicking tools.
Source: Yggdrasil Distro
Letter booklet, to print: The Cloak and Dagger Compendium_Issue #2: Lockpicking_to print
An illustrated guide to salvaging and repurposing pallets for raised planters.
Source: Twin Cities Logistics Collective
Letter booklet, to print: That Garbage Could Be a Garden_to print
Guide to lockpicking from the 60’s.
Source: Roz Payne Sixties Archive
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, two per page, to print: Picking Locks_x2_to print
Author: Ted the Tool
Source: Original Text
Zine Formatting: Counterflow Distro Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: MIT Guide to Lockpicking_to print
Graphic introduction to soldering.
Author: Mitch Altman
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to read: Soldering is Easy_to read
Letter booklet, to print: Soldering is Easy_to print
One page zine on fixing flat bike tires.
Author: Ayesha McGowan
Source: Liv Cycling
Letter one page, to print: Fix a Flat_to print
Guide to building a DIY emergency hand washing station as a way to support our relatives on the streets.
Source: Indigenous Action
Letter booklet, to print: DIY Emergency Handwashing Station_to print
Trauma first aid for high-threat situations with a radical focus.
Source: The Blacktails
Letter booklet, to print: Tactical Casualty Care_to print
Introduction to strength training with a focus on aiding antifascists in street confrontations.
Source: Sprout Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Antifa Super Soldier Training Manual_to print
Guide to state suppression techniques and countermeasures for indigenous communities.
Source: Warrior Publications
To read: Defend the Territory_to read
Letter booklet, to print: Defend the Territory_to print
Zine by Gord Hill discussing indigenous movements in canada.
Author: Gord Hill
Source: anti-politics
To read: We Shall Live Again_to read
Letter booklet, to print: We Shall Live Agains_to print
Short but sweet comic by Zig Zag.
Author: Zig Zag / Gord Hill
Source: unknown
Letter booklet, to print: Transformers_to print
Report back and call to action from a protest encampment of the St’at’ime nation against the building of a ski resort on their territory.
Author: Zig Zag / Gord Hill
Source: Sutikalh.resist
Letter booklet, to print: Sutikalh_It Takes a Whole Community to Stop a Ski Resort!_to print
Excerpt from Gord Hill’s The Anti-Capitalist Resistance Comic Book portraying the rise of capitalism with a focus on an indigenous perspective.
Author: Gord Hill
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Prologue_A Brief History of Capitalism_to print
Indigenous nihilist call for negation of colonial systems framed by the movement to ban racist Native American mascots.
Source: Fuck Hope
To read: Not Your Mascot_to read
Letter booklet, to print: Not Your Mascot_to print
Guide to the complex history and the geopolitical history of the land dispute between the Navajo and Hopi nations.
Author: John Redhouse
Source: Indigenous Action
To read: Geopolitics of the Navajo-Hopi “Land Dispute”_to read
Letter booklet, to print: Geopolitics of the Navajo-Hopi “Land Dispute”_to print
Zine about how to be an anti-racist/anti-capitalist white settler ally to people in all kinds of struggles – indigenous and otherwise.
Author: Xhopakelxhit
Source: Ancestral Pride
To Read: Everyone calls Themselves an Ally_to read
Letter booklet, to print: Everyone calls Themselves an Ally_to print
Chronology of Indigenous blockades and direct action in British Columbia and discussion of the use of blockades as a tool in indigenous struggles against colonialism.
Author: Zig Zag / Gord Hill
Source: Warrior Publications
Letter booklet, to print: B.C. Native Blockades and Direct Action_to print
Review of a history of resistance to colonial forces by Indigenous groups in north and south america. Later developed into a graphic novel.
Author: Gord Hill
Source: Archive.org
Check out the original 1992 publication of this article in the Oh-Toh-Kin newspaper.
Letter booklet, to print: 500 Years of Indigenous Resistance_to print
Text by Lucy Parsons that urges unemployed workers to recognize systemic exploitation and advocates for direct, militant action against the capitalist class.
Author: Lucy E. Parsons
Source: A Zine Library
Letter booklet, to print: To Tramps, the Unemployed, the Disinherited, and Miserable_to print
A brief biography of Omar Aziz and a translation of his pivitol work, To Live in Revolutionary Time.
Source and Translation: Bordered by Silence
Lettter booklet, to print: To Live in Revolutionary Time_to print
Essay describing the life and legacy of Omar Aziz, Syrian anarchist and revolutionary known for his role in facilitating non-hierarchical organization during the Syrian revolution.
Author: Leila Al Shami
Source: Anarchist Library
Letter booklet, to print: The Legacy of Omar Aziz_to print
Series of guides featured in The Black Panther newspaper on black armed self defense.
Note: 11×17 formatting!
Source: The Black Panther newspaper
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
11×17 booklet, to print: Counter Attack_to print
Essay discussing queer identities in the middle ages.
Source: Return Fire vol. 6, chapter 4 (summer 2022).
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Mutant Identities in the Middle Ages_to print
Graphic zine discussing the life and legacy of Ukrainian anarchist Maria (Marusya) Nikiforova.
Source: Jppress
Letter booklet, two per page, to print: Marusya_to print
A one-page 1883 manifesto from a nihilist women advocating propaganda of the deed via poison.
Source: Le Drapeau Noir, No. 1, August 12 1883
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Manifesto of Nihilist Women_to print
A translation of Luigi Galleani’s 1904 bomb making pamphlet, a classic from the era of insurrectionist bomb throwers.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: How to throw Bombs Like it’s 1919_to print
A guide to protesting distributed on the ground in Egypt during the Arab Spring.
Author: Long Live Egypt
Translation: IndyBay
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, english and arabic, to print: How to Protest Intelligently_english and arabic
Letter booklet, english, to print: How to Protest Intelligently_english
A series of articles on clandestine organizing written by the South African Communist Party while it was underground during the anti-apartheid struggle.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, part one, to print: How to Master Secret Work_part one
Letter booklet, part two, to print: How to Master Secret Work_part two
(note: each part is just seven pages, but needs to be added together manually since the file was to big to upload in one piece)
A graphic interpretation of the 2006 Oaxaca protests from an anti-authoritarian perspective.
Author: Ana Nimo
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Fuera Ulises: A Graphic Account from Oaxaca_to print
A retelling of the era of the so-called “Founding Fathers” focusing on the lives of all the slaves who escaped from George Washington.
Source: Crimethinc
Letter booklet, to print: Escaping Washington for Freedom_to print
An anthology of the “Eco-Fucker Hit List” series published in Live Wild or Die in the 90’s, with a brief discussion of their history and cause for notoriety.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Eco-Fucker Hit List_to print
A brief biography and a translation of three police interrogations with Kaneko Fumiko after she was arrested for plotting to kill the emperor of Japan.
Translator: Max Res
Source: Anarchist Library
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Because I Wanted to_to print
Compilation of militant direct action against prisons, both inside and outside its walls.
Source: Green Anarchy Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Attacking Prisons at the Point of Production: A Brief Look at Militant Actions Against the Prison Industrial Complex_to print
One page zine featuring a compilation of noms de geurres of anarchist assassins and revolutionaries.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Anarchist Combatant Noms De Geurre_to print
Biography of Maria (Marusya) Nikiforova, the Ukranian anarchist ‘Joan of Ark’. A folk hero anarchist organizer, military commander, and self-described terrorist.
Author: Malcolm Archibald
Source: A Boulder on the Tracks
Zine Formatting: Lunaria Press
Letter booklet, to print: Atamansha: The Life of Maria Nikiforova_to print
One page guide to using fentanyl test strips.
Source: Out of Harm’s Reach (Instagram page)
Letter booklet, to print: Test Your Drugs_to print
One page guide to administrating narcan.
Source: Out of Harm’s Reach (Instagram page)
Letter booklet, to print: Narcan 101_to print
Informative guide for a variety of harm reduction practices.
Source: Brittlebush Distro (Instagram page)
Letter booklet, to print: A Radical Guide to Safer Drug Use_to print
Guide to countering fascist propaganda with stickers.
Letter booklet, to print: Sticking To It_to print
An informative guide to graffiti with tips and tricks for amateurs and pros alike.
Source: Filler Distro Archiver.org collection
Letter booklet, to print: Graffiti Tips_to print
“The storyline of this children’s book romanticizes the criminal activities of the Earth Liberation Front and encourages children to become involved in similar criminal conduct…” -Kirk Engdall, US Attorney for the District of Oregon.
Source: Crimethinc
To read: The Secret World of Terijian_to read
Letter booklet, to print: The Secret World of Terijian_to print
Two short stories by Ursula K. Le Guin with radical tones.
Author: Ursula K. Le Guin
Source: Archive.org
Zine Formatting: South Chicago Anarchist Black Cross
To read: The Ones Who Walked Away From Omelas And The Day Before the Revolution_to read
Letter booklet, to print: The Ones Who Walked Away From Omelas And The Day Before the Revolution_to print
Graeber examines the role of play in the human, animal, and physical worlds, and explores the nature of freedom.
Author: David Graeber
Source: DavidGraeber.org
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: What’s the Point if We Can’t Have Fun?_to print
A brief and thoughtful essay by David Graeber in a one-page zine format on the necessity of re-framing our concept of labor in order to combat climate change.
Author: David Graeber
Source: Anarchist Library
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter 8-fold mini zine, one page, to print: To Save the World, We’re Going to Have to Stop Working_to print
A preface to a longer essay, this zine examines the modern understanding of “terror,” subversion, and legitimacy in insurrectionary struggles.
Author: Rabble
Source: Anarchist Library
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Thoughts For Proto-Insurgents in the Age of Terrors_to print
An analysis of alienation, commodity fetishism, and the way in which we as workers reproduce the capitalist economy in our everyday lives.
Author: Fredy Perlman
Source: Feral Distro
Letter booklet, to print: The Reproduction of Daily Life_to print
A 1986 essay by Ursula K. Le Guin where she retells the story of human origin by redefining technology as a cultural carrier bag rather than a weapon of domination.
Author: Ursula K. Le Guin
Source: Anarchist Library
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction_to print
Tunnels!!!
A 2005 guide to protest tunneling out of the UK anti road protests.
Source: Archive.org
To read: Disco Dave’s Tunnel Guide_to read (link)
Letter booklet, to print: Disco Dave’s Tunnel Guide_to print
Graphic guide to various tree protesting tactics out of the anti-roads efforts in the UK.
Author: Kate Evans
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Copse_to print
1971 eco defense zine out of Maine.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Tree Flesh: Vol. 2_to print
Reportback from eco defense project at the Fall Creek treesit by the Red Cloud Thunder group.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Red Cloud Thunder: Vol. 2_to print
Reportback from the Fall Creek treesit by the Red Cloud Thunder group.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Red Cloud Thunder, Vol. 1_to print
Report back from a 1999 eco defense project at the Fall Creek treesit in Oregon by the Red Cloud Thunder group.
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Expletive Deleted_to print
An informative guide to starting your own distro with a great selection of helpful resources.
Author: Summers Isle
Source: ftp distro
Letter booklet, to print: How to Start a ‘Zine Distro_to print
DISTROISM WILL WIN!!!!
Source: Filler Distro
Zine File Source: Filler Distro Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Distroist Society and Its Future_to print
A communique out of France after multiple train lines were sabotaged before the opening of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Source: Sansnom (French for No Name, unaffiliated with this project but what a great name!)
Translation: Act For Freedom Now!
Zine formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Claim of sabotage before the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics_to print
Communique from an action in San Carlos, CA where a “Friends of the IDF” gala was disrupted through sabotage of a water main.
Source: Indybay
Zine Formatting: Black Flag Distro
Letter booklet, to print: A Communique on Sabotaging Zionist Infrastructure_to print
An introduction to Frantz Fanon’s ideas on decolonization, and a reading of Fanon’s works from a number of sources.
Author: Frantz Fanon, La Selva
Source: La Selva
To read: Introduction to Decolonial Action and Though_to read
Letter booklet, to print: Introduction to Decolonial Action and Though_to print
A graphic analysis of fortress conservation, a land management practice with the stated purpose of protecting biodiversity that is predicated on the violent expulsion of indigenous people from the land they have traditionally stewarded.
Author: Gord Hill / Zig Zag
Source: Grist
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Fortress Conservation_to print
An introduction to colonization, its effect on indigenous peoples, decolonization, and decolonization movements in North America.
Author: Zig Zag
Source: Warrior Publications
Letter booklet, to print: Colonization and Decolonization_to print
Una introducción a la colonización, su efecto sobre los pueblos indígenas, la descolonización y los movimientos de descolonización en Norteamérica.
Autor: Zig Zag
Traducción: T. Astuet
Fuente: Warrior Publications
Para leer, español: Colonización y Decolonización_para leer
Folleto de carta, para imprimir, español: Colonización y Decolonización_para imprimir
An indigenous analysis of colonialism, re-framing it as an act of constant war which must be combated.
Author: Zig Zag
Source: Warrior Publications
Zine Formatting: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Colonization: A War for Territory_to print
A nihilist call for climate insurrection and an open letter to ‘non-violent’ climate movements.
Author: Black Oak Clique
Source: Heresy Distro
To read: We Are All Going to Die_to read
Letter booklet, to print: We Are All Going to Die_to print
A French critique of green capitalism, with a focus on opposition to electrical network expansion.
Source: La Chose
To read, english: Their Sustainability is a Disaster_to read
Letter booklet, to print, english: Their Sustainability is a Disaster_to print
Una crítica francesa al capitalismo verde, centrada en la oposición a la expansión de la red eléctrica.
fuente: La Chose
Para leer, español: Su Ecología Es un Desastre_para leer
Folleto de cartas, para imprimir, español: Su Ecología Es un Desastre_para imprimir
An analysis of capitalism and climate change, with a review of proposed solutions from a variety of political perspectives.
Source: Crimethinc
To read: The climate is changing_to read
Letter booklet, to print: The climate is changing_to print
An thoughtful analysis of green capitalism and U.S.-Mexico border policy.
Author: Ocotillo
Source: Counterflow Distro
To read: In the Blistering Heat_to read
Letter booklet, to print: In the Blistering Heat_to print
An anarchist response to green capitalism and analysis of actionable solutions to global warming from an anarchist platform.
Author: Peter Gelderloos
Source: Archive.org link
Zine Formatting: Louisville Anarchist Federation
Letter booklet, to read: An Anarchist Solution to Global Warming, to read
Letter booklet, to print: An Anarchist Solution to Global Warming, to print
Graphic discussion of migration, border militarization, and solidarity with migrants.
Author: T. Baumle
Source: J.P. Press
Letter booklet, to print: To Destroy the Border
Essay on criminality and border politics on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Author: Fatima Insolación
Source: First published in Life During Wartime by A.K. Press
Zine Formatting: Tucson Anarchist Black Cross
Letter booklet, to print: The Insurgent Southwest
A graphic description of Operation Streamline and its effects on migrant communities.
Source: End Streamline Coalition, No More Deaths
Letter Booklet, to print, x2 per page: End Operation Streamline_to print_x2
A description of US border policy and humanitarian aid projects on the US-Mexico border. A precursor to the book No Wall They Can Build.
Source: Crimethinc
Letter booklet, to print: Designed to Kill
Descripción de la política fronteriza estadounidense y de los proyectos de ayuda humanitaria en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México. Precursor del libro No Wall They Can Build.
Fuente: Crimethinc
Folleto de carta, para imprimir, español: Diseñada Para Matar_para imprimir
A brief biography of Robert F. Williams and excerpts from his book Negroes With Guns, advocating for armed black self defense.
Source: South Chicago Anarchist Black Cross
Letter booklet, to print: I Will Not Crawl-to print
Graphic history of methods developed by black communities to resist surveillance.
Source: Electronic Frontier Foundation
To read Coded Resistance-to read
Letter booklet, to print, two per page: Coded Resistance-x2
Essay by Ali Khalid Abdullah exploring the intersection of Black liberation movements and anarchist ideology with a focus on anti-authoritarianism and self-determination.
Source: Ali Khalid Abdullah
Letter booklet, to print: Black Liberation and Anarchism
Interview with the Portland chapter of Anti-Racist Action, the Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice (SHARP), and the Coalition for Human Dignity on antifascist organizing in the 80’s and 90’s in Portland, OR.
Source: 1312 Press
Letter booklet, to print: Sharper Times-Portland anti-racist action & skinheads against racial prejudice-to print
A history of antifascist organizing in Portland, OR.
Source: Rose City Antifa
Letter booklet, to print: Portland’s Antifascist History-to print
A brief introduction to fascist symbols and dogwhistles.
Source: The Blacktails
Booklet, to read: Is That a nazi-to read
Letter booklet, to print: Is That a nazi-to print
Letter booklet, to print, x2 per page: Is that a nazi-to print-x2
